Family FIRE Travels: Rome, If You Want To

As I put together the itinerary for our much-anticipated month near the Mediterranean, I felt that I might be saving the best for last.

Visiting Athens at the beginning of our trip and reaching Rome as we wrapped things up, our trip was bookended by two of the most influential European cities that helped shape modern civilization.

Whether you’re a history buff, a foodie, or an amateur theologist, anthropologist, or archaeologist, you’re bound to be impressed by what you find in Rome.

Family FIRE Travels: Rome, If You Want To

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Originally, I booked a large three-bedroom apartment in the center of Rome.  The place had an address on Via dei Coronari, an artery that quite literally passes through the heart of the city.

Lodging and Transportation in Rome

Having just spent a week in Sicily, we had been on a steady diet of pizza and pasta, and our boys were thrilled to continue the tradition. When in Rome, eat as the Romans do.

Food and Drink in Rome

The Vatican Museums are so nice, we explored them twice! There are something like nine miles of corridors lined with priceless frescos, sculptures, and artifacts from a wide variety of cultures and time periods.

The Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel

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